it shows glasgow in a good light as well.hink it's a really good idea. oh, well, it's very good. good for the city and it will bring the money in, i suppose. - the man in charge of sport within the scottish government said we shouldn't expect the same again. it will be a different games and i don't think we can shy away from that. we're now coming forward with a model that means that i hope this will be a more sustainable offering, meaning the commonwealth games can be sustained going on into the future, and we see a more diverse mix of countries and cities looking to host the games in the future. england have done it! england's last gasp netball gold was one of the standout moments of the gold coast games in 2018, and those involved in the sport say the commonwealths offers crucial exposure. it's one of the pinnacle events in the calendar. it's what you build up towards. it's our version of the olympics. we're not in the olympic games, which we often get mistaken for, and it gives us an opportunity to shine as a standalone s

well done to glasgow for stepping forward, it saves the games and we look forward to that in 2026.ps played his first official concert there. he jumps on stage with bands quite often but his first real full concert there in well over deportation you think about the deportation policy from the former uk government, kenya, south africa, i think they could step up africa, i think they could step up to the market if they couldn't find it themselves. we will all check _ couldn't find it themselves. we will all check some money and. i agree, why not. i think the commonwealth is a great sense of nationhood, of shared values, commitments and understanding, mediated through sport. i love the commonwealth games. not quite the world championship with a olympics but it gives a chance for other athletes to shine. well done to glasgow for stepping forward, it saves the games and we look forward to that in 2026. have you been to see the boss again? it's the winning the derby this weekend, think how they did, bruce springsteen this weekend played his first official concert there. hejumps played hi

and glasgow to the rescue.he scottish government is on the verge of agreeing a deal to host a scaled down commonwealth games in 2026. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and we start with football and the hearing into manchester city's 115 charges for allegedly breaking the premier league's spending rules, which is now under way. city were charged and referred to an independent commission in february last year, following a four year investigation that said the club broke rules between 2009 and 2018. an exact date for a verdict is unknown, with reports only suggesting a decision early in 2025. city strongly deny all the charges. 0ur sports editor dan roan tells us what happens next. it's expected to last, this commission hearing, about ten weeks, and then beyond of that, there will be, of course, a period of deliberation. and given the complexity and the scale of this case, based on how many charges there are, and i should say that while there were 115 originally, it has been reported that that may

our scotland correspondent catriona renton is in glasgow.. it was proposed glasgow could rescue the games because it had the existing infrastructure from 2014 after the australians pulled out of hosting in the state of victoria, when they pulled out last year. the scottish government had strong reservations about this, about taking on the games again. for financial risks and also a reputational risk, but they now have assurances and have written to the commonwealth games federation to back the scales down glasgow 2026. a final decision was taken this morning. they have assurances it will not cost the public purse anything and it will look very different from the games glasgow hosted in 2014. the event will see ten sports instead of 17 we saw in glasgow 2014. we do not know what they will be but we know there will be athletics and swimming. there will be four venues this time, there were 14 in 2014. no athletes' village and of course a spectacular opening ceremony last time in glasgow. i expect that would be scaled back if it were to happen a

no, what will glasgow 2026 look like?n compared to the over £500 million compared to the over £500 million less time. it's a new blueprint, it's a new commonwealth games but looks like they are heading back to glasgow in 2026. the head of world athletics — lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become the next president of the international olympic committee. coe is one of seven people under consideration to succeed thomas bach — who will step down next year. coe, a two—time olympic champion, is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranchjunior, whose father was the ioc president for 21 years. the election will take place in march next year. there were a couple of shock results in week two of the nfl — including alvin kamara scoring four touchdowns for the new orleans saints as they beat the dallas cowboys 44—19 in theirfirst home game of the season. and kansas city chiefs' harrison butker kicked a field goal from 51 yards as time ran out, to clinch a remarkable win for the defending champions ove

it's a dream night for celtic in the champions league, as they hit five in glasgow! italy mourns the death of their icon of italia 90, toto schillaci. and we'll hear from harry brook, as he prepares to lead england forfirst time in the one—day series against australia. welcome along, thanks for joining us. six games in the champions league on wednesday. celtic overpowered slovan bratislava at celtic park to get their campaign up and runing in style. making their debut in the competition, a tough lesson for slovan who lost 5—1 in glasgow — it's the first time celtic have won their opening champions league game and, as it stands, only bayern munich are ahead of them in the new format table. the competition stops now, we've played bayern munich in the final. but no, it was a great night for everyone. i thought you just sensed it before the game, the feeling in the crowd. but i'm so proud of the crowd. but i'm so proud of the team, the intensity with which we played for the ball was so good. and yeah, it was a great night. we know our next three games are really tough ga

the venues behind me were synonymous with glasgow 2014. it was a summer to remember.ent years the commonwealth games has struggled to get countries excited about hosting it. now, the state of victoria in australia pulled out of 2026, saying the costs outweighed the benefits. now it was suggested that glasgow could rescue the games, with a scaled back version making use of existing venues and infrastructure. but there were concerns that a smaller games with fewer sports and venues would carry a reputational risk, as well as a financial one. but there have now been two key developments. on friday, australian authorities promised a multi—million pound investment for glasgow and we also understand that the scottish government believe they have assurances from the uk government that they will not have to use public funds. £100 million has already been pledged by the commonwealth games federation. now tonight, a source close to the talks told bbc news that if they remain satisfied that the public purse will not have to be opened, confidence is rising that tomorrow's meeting

glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games.king his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua a foot even in the premier league, playing in the premier league, winning something as a player, playing for the national team and so on? if you take the odds and the chances that it was for me to happen, 0.00 what percent? you know? and now i'm a coach. the question is do you just stop believing, do you stop believing in yourself because of what other people say, do you stop believing in what you can achieve, because, you know what, there is a very small chance. the mentality is to continue to go, and in the end if you fail, you fail, if you succeed, you succeed, but you become better every single time. that's so important, and the question is irrelevant, in terms of the direction of the fact that because online you can always find stuff, so i really don't take it personally, never. but the point is it's an interesting topic, in terms of, what is it that people are supposed to do? give up? stop, because of what others think? and in the worl

successfully defended the world time trial title he won in last year's world road championships in glasgowonds ahead of italian filippo ganna, who was also second last year, and 5a clear of italian edoardo affini. evenepoel now remains on course for a double—double heading into next sunday's road race, having also won the title at the paris games. he was joined by australia's grace brown — who won the women's elite time trial in herfinal season as a professional with demi vollering of the netherlands second and the defending champion chloe dygart from the united states in third. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.com/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. big thunderstorms are on the way for monday and that brings the threat of some significant flash flooding. the storms that we had on sunday were heavy enough but didn't affect everyone. western scotland, the skies have been like this for days in the highlands. another still day, you'll be wondering what all the fuss is about, i'm

now, what will glasgow 2026 look like?ed down games, just ten sports compared to the 17 here ten years ago. it will also be a lot cheaper — £114 million compared to over £500 million last time. it's a new blueprint. it's a new commonwealth games, but it looks like they are heading back to glasgow in 2026. chris mclaughlin there. finally, billy monger�*s life changed seven years ago when he had both his legs amputated following a crash. the former racing driver is now trying to break the record for the fastest double amputee to complete the annual ironman world championship. he's doing it for charity and stepped up his preparations at an iron man event on the south coast of england at the weekend. juliette parkin reports. taking the plunge head first into a real test of how the months of grueling training have gone. billy monger was on the dorset coast yesterday, completing a 1.2—mile sea swim, 56—mile cycle followed by a 13.1—mile run. billy will have to cover double that distance in the hawaiian heat. it's been multiple d

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the commonwealth games will return to glasgow in 2026 after the scottish government approved the move and has stepped in after victoria, in australia, pulled out last year because of rising costs. it'll be a scaled down event, with fewer sports. it's understood the games will come at no cost to the public, with the australian authorities promising "a multi—million pound investment" to help finalise the deal. the games will look very different in two years�* time, gayle mcpherson, is a professor in events and cultural policy. i think this was an issue about the public finances and it is about perception because people anxious if we spent money on this, this would have reputational damage for the scottish government but there's been reassurances they are not asking the scottish government for any money, and let's face it, if we don't run the games then no one is running the games, so in terms of reputational damage it is better that glasgow has stepped up better that glasgow has stepped up to the plate and says, look, we have all the facilities here, we have the expertise here, we have

glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games.ng up on sportsday... working his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua tells us about his two—yearjourney to set up another world title shot on saturday night. good evening. this season's new look champions league is under way — all 36 teams will be playing over the next three nights in the opening week, with each side having a unique set of eight fixtures between now and the end of january. 2a points the maximum — that will definitely guarantee a top—eight finish to qualify for the knockout stage, 8—9 points should be enough to get into the play—offs. that's the next 16 sides, what we do know is that the bottom 12 in this single league phase will be out of europe, no parachute into the europa league. the thinking behind it all, to ensure more meaningful matches earlier on in the competition — and we certainly have one of those at the san siro, six—time european champions liverpool facing the seven—time winners ac milan. ian dennis is there with commentary on 5live from 8pm. what a venu

in scotland, the government backed a deal to host the 2026 commonwealth games in glasgow.of victoria but the bid was withdrawn because of rising costs. it will be a smaller event compared to the last games with only 10 to 13 sports being featured, compared to 18 in 2014. here's our scotland correspondent catriona renton. both go hosted an extremely successful commonwealth games in 2014 and you'll see the events campus behind me where the boxing in the gymnastics took place and we have learned that glasgow will host the 2026 commonwealth games. it was proposed that glasgow could rescue the games because had the existing infrastructure and venues from 2014 after the australians pulled out of hosting in the state of victoria, when they pulled out last year. the scottish government had strong reservations about this, about taking on the games again for financial risk and also a reputational risk. but they have now had the assurances that they were looking for and have written to the commonwealth games federation to officially support the scaled down glasgow 2026. a final decis

it shows glasgow in a good light as well. it's quite expensive, but i think it's a really good idea. oh well, it's very good. good for the city and it will bring the money in, i suppose. - the man in charge of sport within the scottish government said we shouldn't expect the same again. it will be a different games and i don't think we can shy away from that. we're now coming forward with the model that means that i hope this will be a more sustainable offering, meaning the commonwealth games can be sustained going on into the future, and we see a more diverse mix of countries and cities looking to host the games in the future. england have done it! england's last gasp netball gold was one of the standout moments of the gold coast games in 2018, and those involved in the sport say the commonwealths offers crucial exposure. it's one of the pinnacle events in the calendar. it's what you build up towards. it's our version of the olympics. we're not in the olympic games, which we often get mistaken for, and it gives us an opportu

making their debut in the competition, a tough lesson for slovan, who lost 5—1 in glasgow., only bayern munich are ahead of them in the new format table. the competition stops now, we've played bayern munich in the final.

glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games.nthonyjoshua tells us about his two year journey to set up another world title shot on saturday night. cinnamon escaped from a zoo four days ago. look how cute! the owner says the search for her is continuing, but that she's probably living her best life at a nearby river. you're all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday, with me, will perry. the headlines — harry kane breaks yet another record at bayern munich, as they win 9—2 in the champions league. glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled—back 2026 commonwealth games. and working his way back to the top — anthonyjoshua

making their debut in the competition, a tough lesson for slovan, who lost 5—1 in glasgow.s the first time celtic have won their opening champions league game and, as it stands, only bayern munich are ahead of them in the new format table. the competition stops now, we've played bayern munich in the final. but no, it was a great night for everyone. i thought you just sensed it before the game, the feeling in the crowd. but i'm so proud of the team, the intensity with which we played for the ball was so good. and yeah, it was a great night. we know our next three games are really tough games — but they're exciting games for us. but i thought tonight, we had to make a really good start in the competition, and i think we made a fantastic start with three points on the board, so it's a back—to—back win at this level from the end of last season — or the last game against feyenoord, and here now, and it's important steps for us moving forward. england under—21 international jamie bynoe—gittens scored twice for borussia dortmund as they beat club bruges. last season's runners up,

when a police helicopter crashed into the clutha bar in glasgow, constable anthony collins, a crewmant source of comfort and support. shock and horror, because he was the youngest, he was the healthiest of us all and he's the one we lost first. i did ask him. he was very close—lipped about what he does. we didn't know that he'd won awards for bravery. they're busy all the time. there's lots of it that we don't know, but it is worthwhile job. and he loved hisjob. but ijust wish the outcome could have been different. police in service today have concerns for current officers, too. it is extremely important that we recognise colleagues who have fallen in the line of duty. but those warm words that we heard today, and they were significant from right across across the political spectrum, they need to be now translated into meaningful action for the police service. and i'm talking about our budget allocation, the pay deal that we have still yet to receive from the scottish government, and the official side of the police negotiating board. the scottish government has said the police pay cla

glasgow hosted an extremely... we have learned that glasgow will host the 2026 games.ria. the scottish government had strong reservations about this, about taking on the games again. for a financial risk and also reputational risk. they have now had the reassurances that they were looking for and have written to the commonwealth games federation to officially back to scale down glasgow 2026. a final decision was taken at the cabinet meeting this morning. a man has appeared in court. this is the latest image we are able to bring you of the 26—year—old named kyle clifford. the wife of the bbc racing presenter and his daughters were found in july. universities in england say tuition fees need to be increased in line with inflation to help prevent them from sliding into decline. these have been frozen for seven years but students say they are already paying too much. here is our education reporter. after a quiet summer, university campuses are filling up. in manchester, students are expected to descend on the city this month. there will be more students starting than ever

in scotland, the government has banked a deal to host the 2026 commonwealth games in glasgow.n to 13 sports featured compared to 18 back in 2014, here is our scotland correspondent. we have learned that glasgow would host a 2026 commonwealth games and it was proposed that they could rescue the games because it had that existing infrastructure and venues from 2014 after the australians pulled out from hosting in the state of victoria last year. the scottish government had strong reservations about taking on the games again, for financial risk and also reputational risk, but they have now had the assurances they were looking for and a briton to the commonwealth games federation to officially back the scaled down glasgow went to 26. a final decision was taken at the cabinet meeting this morning. this and this 30 minutes _ meeting this morning. this and this 30 minutes were _ meeting this morning. this and this 30 minutes were restarted | this 30 minutes were restarted in them in an, because more information coming all the time, those pager blasts that went off in so many differen

mick napier, the co-founder of the scottish palestine society uh, from glasgow. thank you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of the news review and thank you for watching this edition. gaza has come under more israeli air strikes that have left 20 palestinians dead. the air strikes targeted the southern city of rafa and the nasara refugee camp in central gaza. there have been separate deadly attacks on other parts of the strip as well, including in gaza city. the palestinian territory has been suffering from intense israely bombardment since october 7th. the death toll is now nearing a 40,000. 900 women and children make up the majority of those killed in israel's military campaign, which is condemned as a genocide. the us also faces widespread criticism for its complicity in the genocide. it has continued to provide military and political support to israel. our correspondent moti abusabe in gaza joined us earlier to give us the latest developments. let me begin with the central area of gaza strip whereas annosaiti fishi camp is still und

mick napier the co-founder of the scottish palestine society. uh from glasgow, thank you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of the news review and thank you for watching this edition. moving on now, "the yemeni people have taken to the streets of the northern city of sada and yet another rally in support of palestinians in warravaged gaza. the yemenes have been holding pro gaza protests on friday since the israeli regime unleashed its war on the palestinian territory early october. they have chanted slogans in support of the resistance against the israeli regime. the yeminies have denounced israel and its main border the us for the genocide in gaza. the protesters have also hailed the yemeni army for its military operations targeting israel linked vessels in the high seas. those operations have been ongoing since mid-november to force israel to end its war on gaza. yemen says it will continue to back palestinians until the conflict comes to an end. and turkish president recep erdogan has criticized the west for unwavering support of the israeli regime in a pr

i glasgow 2014, coming up again at 20s went -- 2026-— went -- 2026.t i think it's _ went -- 2026. i kind of been spoiled for that, but i think it's going i went -- 2026. i kind of been spoiled for that, but i think it's going to i for that, but i think it's going to be a real positive notjust for people within sport, but the patients as a whole. for this generation _ patients as a whole. for this generation find _ patients as a whole. for this generation find themselves | patients as a whole. for this - generation find themselves swimming against the tide. in the last year alone, six pools have closed in scotland. tony shaw has been campaigning to keep those open. it’s campaigning to keep those open. it's so sad when a pool closes. it could mean _ so sad when a pool closes. it could mean a _ so sad when a pool closes. it could mean a whole generation of children missing _ mean a whole generation of children missing out — mean a whole generation of children missing out and not being safe around — missing out and not being safe around water. i thinkjust

mick napier, the co-founder of the scottish palestine society uh, from glasgow. thank you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of the news review and thank you for watching this edition. a us activist has been killed in the occupied west bank after getting shot in the head by israeli forces, a 26 year old activist. um, isanur ezi igi was hospitalized and placed in the intensive care unit after iof soldiers shot her with live ammunition. the incident took place in the town of beta, south of nabul, she was participating in a protest against illegal israeli setment expansions. the protest however turned violent when israeli forces fired live ammunitions, stun grenades and tear gas. at demonstrators, israel continues to build settlements across the occupied territories in violation of international law, and the regime's violent crackdown on protests against its illegal moves, has claimed many lives so far, including us citizens. gaza has come under more israeli air strikes that have left 20 palestinians dead, the air strikes targeted the southe

mc nappier, co-founder of the scottish palestine solidarity campaign joining us live from glasgow, also we have with us kevin. barrett, editor of veterans today, joining us from morocco. thank you very much to both of you gentlemen for joining us on this edition of the news review. let's begin with mr. napier. now, israel has withdrawn from janine, but let's not forget that this is jamine only, and they are still rating other parts of the west bank and these rates continue there. the palestinian foreign ministry has said that israel is transferring to the occupied. west bank uh the brutal destruction and devastation that's causing the gaza strip, and this is actually the situation that we see in the cities of tulk and jane and the refugee camps there. uh, what is your opinion? well, how can that be denied? um, the israeli government is taking this moment when the genocide in gaza has been green lighted by washington and brussels and and london um to carry over the ethnic cleansing and the spike and brutality and killing into the west bank. i mean, there's no doubt whatsoever for anyone

mc napier who's joining us from glasgow. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with professor nimr and ramala, day 343 of the genocide in gaza over. palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood. the international community has done nothing for almost a full year. how many more innocent women and children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this appalling massacre is stopped. well, good evening to you and to make in scotland and to all your viewers, it will continue as... far as no one is holding israel in front of its responsibility for this genocide, then definitely they are going to continue with this genocide and killing palestinians. so far, what kind of any action being taken by any country around the world, apart from the some countries and the axle mainly of the resistance who took some some actions apart from that where is these kind of actions taken by any of these world community countries to stop israel or to force israel or to show israel their concern really by taking action

mick napier, the co-founder of the scottish palestine society uh, from glasgow. thank you for sharing your thoughts and views with us on this edition of the news review, and thank you for watching this edition. the israeli genocide in the gaza strip is in its 336 day and the regime continues to bomb the besieg territory indiscriminately killing more palestinians in the latest attacks israeli strikes on a residential building in central hans have killed at least five palestinians also regime attacks have continued to target homes in northern and central gaza killing of these 27 people. the latest killings bring the overall death. toll in the gaza strip to nearly 40,900 and nearly 94,500 have also been injured, the majority of those killed are women and children, at least 10,00 people are yet to be accounted for, and a presumed dead under the rubble of their homes throughout the bisseid strip. children make up most of the casualties caused by the israeli war on gaz, a 10-year-old tala is among the latest child fatalities who was killed in an israeli air strike, on

mc napier who's joined. from glasgow. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with professor nimr and ramala. day 343 of the genocide in gaza, over 41,00 palestinians, mostly women and children, have been slaughtered in cold blood. the international community has done nothing for almost a full year. how many more innocent women in children, aid workers, doctors and journalists have to be killed before this app. massacre is stopped, well, good evening to you and to make in scotland and to all your viewers, it will continue as far as no one is holding israel in front of its responsibility for this genocide, then definitely they are going to continue with this genocide and killing palestinians, so far, what kind of any... action been taken by any country around the world, apart from the some countries and the axel mainly of the resistance who took some some actions, apart from that where is these kind of actions taken by any of these world community countries to stop israel or to force israel or to show israel their concern really by taking action

annie is a regular at this glasgow lunch club.ely to lose her winter fuel payment, following recently announced cuts. i come here every day now, because i�*m also saving money with not having gas on or electricity on, and you get the company and you would just be sitting in the house with your heating on, costing you a lot of money! not everyone at the daffodil club will lose their winter fuel payment, but many are conscious of the cost of living. i sometimes fill a water bottle up and sit it on my knee if i feel a wee bit cold — i do that sometimes. recently announced cuts are being felt from local lunch clubs... # turn back the page... ..to well—known theatres like the dundee rep. arts body creative scotland has closed new applications for a fund supporting artists, musicians and producers because of concerns about scottish government budgets. without those individual artists, we can�*t do the work that we do. so angry doesn�*t cut it, really — it�*s just taking a whole layer of funding and therefore a whole layer of artists out

the temperatures up — 15 degrees in london as we start friday morning, maybe 8 or 9 in aberdeen and glasgowooler where we start with clear skies overhead. but the focus of our weather does start to shift as we go through friday. we start to turn our eyes to the south with this developing area of low pressure, and that will start to bring some showers and some thunderstorms across parts of southern england, perhaps getting into the midlands, perhaps into the southern half of wales as we go on through the day. eastern scotland, northeast england holding on to a lot of mist and murk and low cloud. that will peg the temperatures back. conversely, western scotland and northern ireland should see plenty of sunshine. now, into saturday, those showers and thunderstorms in the south perhaps becoming more frequent, pushing a little bit further northwards. still rather cloudy for coasts of eastern scotland and northeast england, western scotland and northern ireland seeing plenty of sunshine. but those temperatures generally down just a little bit by this stage. and then by sunday, our area of low pre

glasgow city council say no one is simply "sent home", but they accept it is a worrying time. of living increase and now all the cuts that the government is making again, it is awful. it is the worst i have ever seen it in the whole 25, 30 years i have been in this business. how hard are things for this community? basic human rights are not being met. people can't pay their electricity, and the winter months are coming up. people are again choosing to put their electricity, do they put their electricity on or do they feed their kids? some cucumber? yes _ try a bit. this project gives the children of muirhouse a chance to thrive, but many parents say they worry that cuts and crisis are becoming commonplace. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has strongly condemned britain's decision to suspend some arms export licences to israel. the uk government says the weapons, including parts forfighterjets and drones, could be used in gaza to violate international law. mr netanyahu says the move is "shameful" and "britain's misguided decision wi

figures we have that at least 100 people have been killed, few hundred have injured, our guess there in glasgow just talking about basically dangers of the zianist regime and i mean mariam basically it's it's because of its support that it gets uh from the united states and the western hegemonic. front otherwise we've seen that the zionist entity has not even been able uh to uh defeat hamas um in in gaza. i mean your thoughts in general what we're seeing because mick also talked about uh previous aggression or wars by the zionist regime against uh uh lebanon, but but the scenario is different now uh mariam, which you say because though lebanese may pay a price, the zionist regime is also... so and will also pay a price uh uh of the measures that hezbullah have already and will continue to inflict on them? yes, definitely, we are looking at now what is very different than what we saw for example in the first israeli invasion 1978, then in 1982 and even throughout the time of occupation. during that time whenever hazbalah, the resistance factions launched any single operation. against israeli for

elsewhere there were wins for hibernian, montrose, hearts and glasgow city.inning the irish open. the northern irishman was the overnight leader at royal county down but rasmus hojgaard made six birdies on the back nine to shoot 65 and post nine under par in the clubhouse. mcilroy had a chance to force a play—off on the 18th but his eagle putt narowly missed meaning hojgaard took victory by a single stroke mcilroy is yet to claim a professional win on home soil i played well this week. you know, missing the green on 15, just misjudged the speed with the first pot on 17. overall, yeah, obviously really disappointed that i didn't win, but you know, i try to take the positives and move on next week. it was a good day for mclaren at the azerbaijan grand prix. oscar piastri's second win of the season helped the british team overtake red bull in the constructors' championship and lando norris is still pushing max verstappen in the driver's championship, finishing fourth, ahead of the dutchman to cut his lead to 59 points with seven races to go. nick parrott reports

and glasgow to the rescue.ge of agreeing a deal to host a scaled down commonwealth games in 2026. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. and we start with football and the hearing into manchester city's 115 charges for allegedly breaking the premier league's spending rules, which is now under way. city were charged and referred to an independent commission in february last year, following a four—year investigation that said the club broke rules between 2009 and 2018. an exact date for a verdict is unknown, with reports only suggesting a decision early in 2025. city strongly deny all the charges. our sports editor dan roan tells us what happens next. it's expected to last, this commission hearing, about ten weeks, and then beyond of that, there will be, of course, a period of deliberation.

be a big and it's emerged today that the wrexham duo the commonwealth games could be returning to glasgownly ten years since they last hosted the event and today, the scottish government is holding talks with commonwealth games australia about details of a possible multi million pound investment to help them 7 hold them again in two year's time. they've been in peril since the state of victoria withdrew as potential hosts because of rising costs. the head of world athletics — lord coe has been named as one of the confirmed candidates to become the next president of international olympic committee. coe is one of seven potential people to be considered to succeed thomas bach — who will step down next year. the british two—time olympic middle distance champion is up against the likes ofjuan antonio samaranchjunior — who's father was the ioc president for 21 years. the elections will take place in march next year. england's all—time leading test wicket—takerjames anderson is a surprise target for major league cricket. bbc sport understands senior figures with at least one team have had their

glasgow city council say no one is simply sent home, but they accept it is a worrying time.worried too. between the pandemic, cost of living increase and now all the cuts that the government is making again, it is awful. it is the worst i have ever seen it in the whole 25, 30 years i have been in this business. how hard are things for this community? basic human rights are not being met. people can't pay their electricity, and the winter months are coming up. people are again choosing to put their electricity on or feed their kids. is that a cucumber? yes _ try a bit. this project gives the children of muirhouse a chance to thrive but many parents say they worry that cuts and crisis are becoming commonplace. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. the inquest into the death of a man, who died after being accused of lying on thejeremy kyle show, has heard how the tv host egged on the audience to boo him, leaving his guest feeling "distraught" and close to collapse. steve dymond was a guest on the former itv daytime show in 2019, but his family said he'd felt "pounced on" during film

called on the commonwealth games organisers to prioritise non—0lympic sports when the games come to glasgow city will host a scaled—back edition of the games after taking over from the australian state of victoria. as few as ten sports could make the cut. ijust hope i just hope that they take into consideration non—0lympic sports, because the commonwealth meek for the likes of netball are the only life they really get shone on them. i hope it is done in a way that is fair, i guess. the olympics is fair, i guess. the olympics is huge and that is where lots of people will watch, but ultimately the commonwealth games for a lot of these sports is there 0lympics. and that's all the sport for now. more now on our main story this hour — the pager explosions in lebanon on tuesday, in which 12 people are known to have died. we don't know who was behind the attack, has pullar lames israel, but we have not had any comment from israel. the us said they were not given any prior warning to this. as souness we have any more updates on this story, we will bring to you. we do have a live page with more upda

glasgow city council say no one is simply "sent home", but they accept it is a worrying time.etween the pandemic, cost of living increase and now all the cuts that the government is making again, it is awful. it is the worst i have ever seen it in the whole 25, 30 years i have been in this business. how hard are things for this community? basic human rights are not being met. people can't pay their electricity, and the winter months are coming up. people are again choosing, do they put their electricity on or do they feed their kids? some cucumber? yes. try a bit. this project gives the children of muirhouse a chance to thrive, but many parents say they worry that cuts and crisis are becoming commonplace. james cook, bbc news, edinburgh. a bbc investigation has found there's been a rapid rise in israeli settler outposts in the west bank, an area occupied by israel since it captured the territory in 1967. there's no official record of how many settlements there are, but by piecing together hundreds of satellite images and information found on social media, the bbc has establish

glasgow gets the go—ahead to host a scaled back 2026 commonwealth games.s us about his two year journey to set up another world title shot on saturday night. this season's uefa champions leagueis up ad running with six games and plenty of goals. bayern munich's harry kane scored four to become england's top scorer in champions league or european cup history in a demolition of dinamo zagreb. kane's fourth — his third penalty of the game — was his 33rd champions league goal as he passed wayne rooney's old record of 30. despite winning 5 out of 5 in all competitons this season, there's still been criticism for the bayern boss vincent kompa ny. kylian mbappe scored his first champions league goalfor holders i'm